HSG Completes Majority Investment in Nitinol Component Maker PeierTech

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PeierTech, a China-based manufacturer specializing in medical-grade nitinol materials, precision components, and contract manufacturing solutions, announced that HSG has acquired a controlling stake in the company. Following the transaction, HSG now holds approximately 80% of PeierTech, while the existing management team retains the remaining equity and will continue to oversee day-to-day operations. HSG also plans to introduce a market-based equity incentive program for key management personnel to support the company’s continued growth and international expansion.

Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, PeierTech supplies medical device manufacturers worldwide with nitinol (nickel-titanium alloy) materials, precision components, and assembly services. Its integrated manufacturing capabilities support customers throughout product development, validation, and commercial-scale production across medical applications including cardiovascular, neurovascular, peripheral vascular, gastrointestinal, urological, dental, orthopedic, and sports medicine.

Amy Shen, CEO of PeierTech, said the company’s vision has always been to become a trusted strategic partner to medical device innovators worldwide. Shen noted that HSG’s investment marks a new chapter for PeierTech, bringing financial support, international experience, and an extensive industry network that will help the company pursue its next phase of growth, and that PeierTech remains committed to putting customers first and delivering the quality, reliability, and technical support they expect.

Steve Jia, Partner at HSG, said PeierTech has established a leading global position in a highly specialized segment of medical device manufacturing, built on deep technical expertise and longstanding customer relationships. Jia noted that HSG sees significant opportunities to strengthen PeierTech’s global position further through international expansion, operational improvements, and market consolidation.